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What are you actually paying in subscriptions?

Tick everything you pay for. The total usually lands higher than people expect, and for a lot of them there is a free or cheaper alternative that does the same job.

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The subscriptions people forget they pay for

A reference of common subscription prices, and the free or cheaper swap where one exists.

SubscriptionTypical priceCheaper / free alternative
Netflix$17.99/mono free swap
Disney+$15.99/mono free swap
Max$16.99/mono free swap
Hulu (no ads)$18.99/mono free swap
Amazon Prime Video$8.99/mono free swap
Apple TV+$9.99/mono free swap
Paramount+$12.99/mono free swap
Peacock$13.99/mono free swap
YouTube Premium$13.99/mono free swap
Spotify$11.99/mono free swap
Apple Music$10.99/mono free swap
YouTube Music$10.99/mono free swap
Audible$14.95/mono free swap
Adobe Creative Cloud$59.99/moPhotopea + GIMP, save ~$720/yr
Microsoft 365$9.99/moLibreOffice, save ~$120/yr
Notion$10/moObsidian, save ~$120/yr
Evernote$14.99/moJoplin, save ~$180/yr
Canva Pro$12.99/moAdobe Express (free), save ~$156/yr
Grammarly$12/moLanguageTool, save ~$144/yr
QuickBooks$30/moWave (free), save ~$360/yr
Zoom Pro$15.99/moGoogle Meet / Jitsi, save ~$192/yr
ChatGPT Plus$20/moChatGPT free / DeepSeek, save ~$240/yr
Claude Pro$20/mono free swap
Perplexity Pro$20/mono free swap
Dropbox$11.99/mopCloud / Proton, save ~$144/yr
Google One$9.99/mono free swap
iCloud+ 2TB$9.99/mono free swap
1Password$2.99/moBitwarden (free), save ~$36/yr
Amazon Prime$14.99/mono free swap
Costco (per mo)$5/mono free swap
Walmart+$12.95/mono free swap
The New York Times$17/mono free swap
LinkedIn Premium$39.99/mono free swap
Gym membership$40/mono free swap

Common questions

How much does the average person spend on subscriptions?

Surveys consistently find people underestimate their own subscription spend by two to three times, and that many households run well over $1,000 a year once streaming, music, software, cloud storage and memberships are added up. The point of this tool is to show your real number.

Which subscriptions have a free alternative?

Most paid software does: design tools, note apps, password managers, office suites, cloud storage and PDF editors nearly all have a capable free or open-source version. Streaming and music are the exception, though rotating services or a shared family plan cuts the cost. The table above flags each swap.

Are these prices accurate?

They are typical US list prices for the standard individual plan, updated periodically. Your price may differ with promotions, bundles, annual billing or your country. Always confirm the current price on the provider's site.

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